Will is an accomplished trial lawyer with decades of experience litigating matters throughout the United States. He has represented high profile clients in virtually every industry, from trust and estate matters to intricate financial litigation. Will specializes in the representation of institutional and individual investors victimized by Ponzi schemes and other investment frauds, including those involving hedge funds, SPACs, REITS, equity investment in emerging industries (including crypto) and every other business combination. He has recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for his clients, and helped them navigate the myriad issues that arise, including coordination with the US Attorney’s Office, the FBI, the SEC, FINRA, and Court appointed Receivers. Will takes a holistic approach and advises clients on reputational concerns, press inquiries and investor relations. In addition, Will also represents top ranked athletes, especially in professional tennis, where he has handled cases involving internal investigations, failed drug tests, and disputes with corporate sponsors. In all matters, Will’s philosophy is one of positive engagement, to build relationships and resolve matters efficiently and effectively, through mediation, arbitration, or trial. He is a trusted advisor to scores of senior executives in the business world.
Will is a 1988 cum laude graduate of Boston University and a 1991 cum laude graduate of Syracuse University College of Law. He started his practice at Brown Rudnick Freed & Gesmer, before joining Kirkpatrick & Lockhart.
Will is admitted to the courts of Massachusetts, United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts, and the First Circuit Court of Appeals. And Will has been admitted pro hac vice in more than a dozen different states. He has appeared in FINRA and the American Arbitration Association proceedings in major cities throughout the United States.
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